Following from Parts One (preparation) and Two (set-up and exposing) this final part details finishing the exposure and developing the image. Choosing when to finish an exposure depends on artistic choices such as the desired colour and level of detail in the final image.  See Part Two for more details. …

Previously, I described setting up ready to make a cyanotype on paper.  Below, I will explain how to set up the image for exposure, and how I judge exposure based on what is desired in the final image. The success of a contact photogram depends primarily on two things – keeping the …

I have been making cyanotypes for over 15 years.  It is a simple process to use, and incredibly effective for the right subject.  While any source of ultra-violet light can be used to drive the photochemical change which results in a permanent image, I have chosen to work using only …